The French will understand this. There will not be a before and after May 11, but a multitude of dates will mark in the coming months the return to a "normal" life. In terms of teleworking, Édouard Philippe has set a new deadline for June 1. " Telework must be maintained wherever possible, " he warned. At least in the next three weeks. For people who will not be able to telecommute, the practice of shift schedules in the company should be encouraged.The employers, worried about the economic cost of a too slow recovery, hoped to start seeing their troops on their premises on May 11: they will therefore have to wait. Nothing good about that. Each week of confinement or reduced activity dangerously weakens businesses.
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The legal value of the Prime Minister's comments remains to be clarified. Will they protect an employee who wishes to continue teleworking against the advice of his management? So far, in the absence of an agreement
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